
Theory of Neural Networks - Deep Learning Without Frameworks
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Date: 2022-03-14
Comments and reviews: 6
Carl
I didn't quite understand the part on negative reversal. So essentially if I have negative input and I'm multiplying it by the weight , how would I make it go into the positive direction? Would I, in this case, square the negative value with itself to receive a positive value? Any explanation on this would be great.
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I didn't quite understand the part on negative reversal. So essentially if I have negative input and I'm multiplying it by the weight , how would I make it go into the positive direction? Would I, in this case, square the negative value with itself to receive a positive value? Any explanation on this would be great.
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Fernando
Great explanation, simple and understandable. The need for more hidden layers finally make sense now, and the back propagation thing that I didn't really understand in some readings before makes a lot of sense also. Is there any place where I can find the source code Beau used by the way?
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Great explanation, simple and understandable. The need for more hidden layers finally make sense now, and the back propagation thing that I didn't really understand in some readings before makes a lot of sense also. Is there any place where I can find the source code Beau used by the way?
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Timothy
Good talk overall, but the slide at 3:52 is incorrect. ML is one of the techniques used for AI, but AI also uses other techniques (eg: Search, Rule-Based Systems, Probability based decision making, etc.), so it would be more accurate to say AI is a superset of ML.
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Good talk overall, but the slide at 3:52 is incorrect. ML is one of the techniques used for AI, but AI also uses other techniques (eg: Search, Rule-Based Systems, Probability based decision making, etc.), so it would be more accurate to say AI is a superset of ML.
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Jorgen
How many people work on large ai projects like Tesla-s AI and how much time does large scale machine learning projects take? Do you recommend any books that explains the comprehensive mathematical algorithms and code together in an image classifier?
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How many people work on large ai projects like Tesla-s AI and how much time does large scale machine learning projects take? Do you recommend any books that explains the comprehensive mathematical algorithms and code together in an image classifier?
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Norman
Sure sounds like a technique used to flush -bad people- out, who later on might be insignificant relatively. I know how you all do. Training the population to snoop on their own associates and the casually-known.
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Sure sounds like a technique used to flush -bad people- out, who later on might be insignificant relatively. I know how you all do. Training the population to snoop on their own associates and the casually-known.
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venkatteja
This video was shot based on grokking deep learning Text book by Andrew Trask. Have a look at the official text book. The explanations are so damn cool
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This video was shot based on grokking deep learning Text book by Andrew Trask. Have a look at the official text book. The explanations are so damn cool
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